Here is a comprehensive Environmental and Sustainability Policy for OHS professionals in Canada [...]
Every year, dozens of Canadian workers suffer serious and even fatal injuries while performing work [...]
An average 200 Canadian workers suffer an eye injury on the job each day. Many of these injuries [...]
Cuts, lacerations, punctures, and similar percutaneous injuries can be especially dangerous when [...]
PURPOSE The purpose of this policy is to ensure that all medical staff are vaccinated against both [...]
Sudden cardiac arrest is the second leading cause of death in Canada. Implementing a workplace [...]
Smoke from wildfires is a perennial risk for workers in all parts of Canada, particularly during [...]
Vertical falls are a leading cause of workplace injuries, not to mention stop work orders and other [...]
BENEFITS Video surveillance in the workplace can be very useful. For example, it can help you [...]
From loading docks to lawyersβ office, your workers face risk of injury to the arms, legs and torso [...]
Drowning is a leading cause of workplace fatalities and OHS violations. The starting point for [...]
More than 1 in 4 workplace injuries (28%) are hand injuries, according to Statistics Canada. The [...]
Allowing pets without compromising s health, safety, sanitation or comfort. As if maintaining [...]
While generally not advisable as a matter of health, safety and sanitation, companies may choose to [...]